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GIS Radio: The State Department as an instrument of American power
Season 2 Episode 403
Whoever wins the next presidential election will inherit a U.S. State Department that has been rebuilt for global competition.
An analysis by James Ja…
1 week, 5 days ago
GIS Radio: The new mercantilism of resource nationalism
Season 2 Episode 402
Resource-rich nations are tightening controls over critical minerals and energy, while importing powers seek to diversify supply chains.
An analysis b…
1 week, 6 days ago
GIS Radio: Israel-UAE defense ties survive their first war
Season 2 Episode 401
Israel and the Emirates have built a new kind of Middle Eastern alliance, one that will endure whether or not the Iranian regime survives.
An analysis…
2 weeks ago
GIS Radio: UAE-Saudi rivalry amid the war with Iran
Season 2 Episode 400
The UAE’s strategic choices deepen rivalry with Saudi Arabia, testing Gulf unity against shared security threats.
An analysis by Giorgio Cafiero. Rea…
2 weeks, 1 day ago
GIS Radio: President Paz emerges stronger from Bolivia’s blockade crisis
Season 2 Episode 399
After 50 days of protests and roadblocks, Bolivia’s new president has divided the opposition and restored traffic. An analysis by Alejandro Peña Escl…
2 weeks, 2 days ago
Burnham's Britain: Reset or Business as Usual?
Season 1 Episode 18
In this episode of Unconventional Knowledge, GIS managing editor Andrew Kureth speaks with historian Steve Davies about whether Andy Burnham’s premie…
2 weeks, 2 days ago
GIS Radio: Germany’s long industrial decline
Season 2 Episode 398
German industry has emerged from each successive crisis on a weaker growth path, with output today having returned to its mid-2000s level. An analysi…
2 weeks, 5 days ago
GIS Radio: Nordic-Baltic-B9 cooperation fills Europe’s security gap
Season 2 Episode 397
The Russian war on Ukraine is sparking Nordic-Baltic-B9 ties that strengthen security, arms cooperation and regional industrial renewal.
An analysis b…
2 weeks, 6 days ago
GIS Radio: Venezuela’s uneven transition from Maduro
Season 2 Episode 396
Washington has pulled Venezuela into its orbit, unlocking oil exports, sanctions relief and mineral access even as the political transition stalls.
An…
3 weeks ago
GIS Radio: The geopolitics of Greenland’s independence
Season 2 Episode 395
The prospect of Greenlandic independence introduces uncertainty into long-term U.S. defense planning at sea and in space.
An analysis by Henrik Lars…
3 weeks, 2 days ago